Custom slitting
Set by lace diameter, wrap overlap and target aglet length.

Credit Ocean supplies cellulose acetate shoelace tipping film for plastic lace ends. Choose custom slitting, thickness, color and print by your lace sample and target aglet length.

Shoelace tipping film wraps and bonds around a lace or cord end to form a plastic aglet. It helps reduce fraying and gives the end a clean shape for packing and use.
Need a general aglet explanation? See the shoelace tips and aglets guide.


Use lace diameter, target aglet length and color to set width, thickness and bonding.
Set by lace diameter, wrap overlap and target aglet length.
Common shoelaces often use thinner film; stronger tips may need more thickness.
Color or print can follow your sample request.
Solvent bonding, often acetone, should fit your lace material and machine.
Use the table for purchasing review. Final film choice depends on your lace sample, target aglet length and tipping equipment.
| Technical property | Specification / options | Selection note |
|---|---|---|
| Material base | Cellulose acetate film | Used for plastic aglets on shoelaces, cords and drawstrings. |
| Width / slitting | 10–55 mm, custom slitting available | Choose by lace diameter, overlap and target aglet length. |
| Thickness | 0.18–0.65 mm | Common shoelaces often use thinner film; stronger or larger tips may need more thickness. |
| Color / appearance | Clear, black, colored and optional printed styles | Send the finished aglet look you need. |
| Bonding reference | Solvent bonding, often acetone | Confirm with your tipping machine and lace material. |
| Screening reference | Phthalates, Pb and Cd not detected | Useful for export-focused sourcing and document review. |
| MOQ | Starts from 1 KG | Useful for trial runs and pre-bulk testing. |
Lace sample and machine setup guide film width, thickness and bonding.
Diameter, material and surface affect wrapping and bonding.
Longer or thicker tips may need a different film width.
Guide path, bonding method and heat assist affect the film spec.
Clear, black, colored or printed film can be prepared for review.
Both finish lace or cord ends, but the material and machine are different.
Forms a plastic aglet. Select width, thickness, color and bonding.
Adds a soft coating. Select dipping depth, coating material and drying setup.

A small film order lets you test feeding, bonding and finished appearance first.
Useful for sign-off, trial runs and small-batch testing.
Confirm slitting width, thickness and color on a small sample.
Confirm the finished aglet look before larger sourcing.

Credit Ocean supplies tipping film and lace-end finishing materials. Our team supports slitting, color review, bonding trials and sample sign-off.
Width can follow lace diameter, wrap overlap and aglet length.
Clear, black, colored and optional printed styles are available for review.
Film selection can be specified with shoelace tipping equipment.
Phthalates, Pb and Cd screening information can support internal review.
Spec, quantity and trade terms set the quote. EXW, FOB Ningbo or CIF are available.
It is cellulose acetate film used to form plastic aglets on shoelace, drawstring or cord ends. It helps reduce fraying and gives the lace end a clean finish.
No. Credit Ocean supplies cellulose acetate film for shoelace tipping. It is not a general packaging film or broad acetate sheet product.
Width is selected from lace diameter, overlap and target aglet length. Thickness usually ranges from 0.18–0.65 mm; standard shoelaces often use thinner film.
MOQ starts from 1 KG. It is useful for trial runs and pre-bulk checks before larger sourcing.
Yes. Custom slitting, clear film, black film, colored film and optional printed styles can be prepared for review.
Yes. Share the machine setup, lace sample and current film spec. Slitting width, thickness and bonding can then be selected for the setup.
No. Shoelace tipping film forms a plastic aglet with cellulose acetate film. Silicone dipping coats the lace or cord end with silicone.
Send your lace sample and target aglet length. Film width, thickness and color are set for trial.


